Freezing conditions to last into spring offer fulltimers a electric hook up

[Nabsim]

Aldi had some kingsize duck down duvets online just before Christmas and only £27. I got one and it is very good I must say, toasty warm.

They have reopened the M62 at last, bet those poor folks are glad to get off it. Could see some bits of tarmac on the road outside so there may be a possibility of trying to get the car out tomorrow if it keeps up, fingers crossed

 

[harrow]

Fingers crossed we get another thawing snow day tomorrow,

:goodluck:

 

[Tezza33]

I have just let the dogs out in the back garden and it is snowing very heavily, the flakes are a lot larger than the ones we have had the last three or four days in the East Midlands

 

[antiquesam]

I set off from Portsmouth last Tuesday with the intention of spending a couple of weeks in Northumberland and the Borders. I stopped for the first night at Poolsbrook Club site and thought it wise to stay three. Looking at the forecasts I opted for a move west and had a hairy run over the A6 to Southport, another bloody site ( I decided that EHU was worth it). The grey tank finally defrosted yesterday.
For a cheap walking holiday it has been a posh no walking do so far. I am thinking Kirkby Lonsdale tonight then on to Kendal and a hope of getting over to Northumberland after that.
Glad I hadn't planned anything.

 

[harrow]

I have just let the dogs out in the back garden and it is snowing very heavily, the flakes are a lot larger than the ones we have had the last three or four days in the East Midlands

Dogs enjoy the snow, I am not sure what it is ?

Maybe a snow covering changes the smells that dogs sense ?

:wave:

 

[maingate]

Had a slow thaw all night and light rain now.

Hooray. :bow:

 

[antiquesam]

Dogs enjoy the snow, I am not sure what it is ?

Maybe a snow covering changes the smells that dogs sense ?

:wave:

Mine hasn't got the concept of snowballs. "I can see the ball in his hand, I know he threw it, I saw it land, where is it?

 

[Tezza33]

Dogs enjoy the snow, I am not sure what it is ?

Maybe a snow covering changes the smells that dogs sense ?

:wave:

We have only had one of our dogs just over two years and this is the first time we have seen her in snow, she kept burrowing her head in it then pulling her head out with a mouthful of snow and eating it, throwing snowballs for dogs is a lot of fun:dog:

 

[trevskoda]

I set off from Portsmouth last Tuesday with the intention of spending a couple of weeks in Northumberland and the Borders. I stopped for the first night at Poolsbrook Club site and thought it wise to stay three. Looking at the forecasts I opted for a move west and had a hairy run over the A6 to Southport, another bloody site ( I decided that EHU was worth it). The grey tank finally defrosted yesterday.
For a cheap walking holiday it has been a posh no walking do so far. I am thinking Kirkby Lonsdale tonight then on to Kendal and a hope of getting over to Northumberland after that.
Glad I hadn't planned anything.

Put some antifreeze down the plug hole in winter to stop tank freeze.